2020
DOI: 10.1115/1.4048667
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On Defect Minimization During Microwave Drilling of Borosilicate Glass at 2.45 GHz Using Flowing Dielectric and Optimized Input Power

Abstract: Microwave drilling is a machining process that utilizes microwave energy for removing the target material through ablation. In the present work, simulation and experimental studies were carried out to understand the effect of process parameters such as input power, dielectric medium, and dielectric flow rate on the heat-affected zone (HAZ), diametrical overcut and thermal stresses developed in the borosilicate glass workpieces during microwave drilling. Sub-millimeter holes were produced in workpieces at 2.45 … Show more

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